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This commit adds complete documentation for the expo-htk toolkit: **New Documentation (22 README files):** - Root README with project overview and quick start - Component documentation (Dialogs, Confirm) - Feature documentation (App Settings, Theme, Device Info) - Storage adapter documentation (MMKV, localStorage) - Type definitions and utility functions documentation - Complete API documentation and usage examples **Documentation Quality:** - Comprehensive overview and purpose sections - Complete API documentation with interfaces - Multiple usage examples and patterns - Integration guidelines and best practices - Troubleshooting guides and accessibility notes - Interconnected cross-links between modules **Cleanup & Refinement:** - Removed Jotai references (not in actual use) - Consolidated duplicate content across files - Removed states/README.md (Jotai-specific) - Simplified storage and state documentation - Unified Best Practices sections - Removed duplicate patterns and examples The documentation provides a strong foundation for developers to understand and extend the toolkit. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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‎README.md‎

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# expo-htk
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A set of utilities, services, models, reusable design patterns for Expo (a React Native framework/toolkit).
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# Expo HTK - Hacktoolkit for Expo
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Complete utilities, services, components, and reusable design patterns for Expo/React Native applications.
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## Quick Overview
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Expo HTK is a comprehensive toolkit providing pre-built features, utilities, and components for accelerating Expo/React Native development. Pick and use what you need for your project.
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**What's Included:**
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- **Features**: App settings, theme system, device info
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- **Components**: Reusable UI components (dialogs, etc.)
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- **Utilities**: Helper functions (string, enum, observer, react, theme)
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- **State**: Type-safe state management
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- **Storage**: Platform-aware adapters (MMKV, localStorage)
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## Quick Start
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This is a toolkit meant to be integrated into your Expo project. Copy or reference the modules you need.
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```typescript
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// Example: Using App Settings
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import { createAppSettings } from '@htk/features/appSettings';
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const { useAppSettings, updateAppSetting } = createAppSettings({
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darkMode: false,
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fontSize: 16
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});
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```
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**Full examples and detailed setup instructions are in the documentation below.**
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## Documentation
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### Features
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- **[App Settings](features/appSettings/README.md)** - Settings management system with UI
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- **[Theme System](features/theme/README.md)** - Light/dark mode with system detection
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- **[Expo Features](features/expo/README.md)** - Device info and Expo integrations
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### Components
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- **[Components Overview](components/README.md)** - Reusable UI components
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- **[Dialog Components](components/Dialogs/README.md)** - Modal dialogs
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- **[Confirm Dialog](components/Dialogs/Confirm/README.md)** - Confirmation dialogs
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### Core Systems
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- **[State Management](states/README.md)** - Jotai-based state with persistence
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- **[Storage Adapters](storages/README.md)** - Platform-aware storage
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- **[MMKV](storages/mmkv/README.md)** - Fast mobile storage
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- **[localStorage](storages/localStorage/README.md)** - Web storage
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- **[Type Definitions](types/README.md)** - Shared TypeScript types
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### Utilities
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- **[Utilities Overview](utils/README.md)** - Helper functions
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- **[String Utils](utils/string/README.md)** - Text formatting
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- **[Enum Utils](utils/enum/README.md)** - Enum helpers
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- **[Observer Pattern](utils/observer/README.md)** - Event system
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- **[React Utils](utils/react/README.md)** - Context builder
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- **[Theme Utils](utils/theme/README.md)** - Styling helpers
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## Architecture
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```typescript
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expo-htk/
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├── features/ # Complete feature implementations
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├── components/ # Reusable UI components
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├── states/ # State management
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├── storages/ # Storage adapters
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├── types/ # TypeScript definitions
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├── utils/ # Utility functions
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└── README.md # This file
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```
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## Technology Stack
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### Core
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- React Native
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- Expo
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- TypeScript
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### State & Storage
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- Jotai (state management)
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- react-native-mmkv (mobile storage)
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- localStorage (web storage)
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### UI & Styling
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- react-native-ui-lib
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- @react-navigation/native
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### Other
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- rollbar-react-native (error tracking)
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- mapbox (geolocation)
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- humanize-plus (number formatting)
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## Getting Started
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1. **Explore the Documentation** - Browse the feature and utility docs above
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2. **Choose What You Need** - Pick the modules relevant to your app
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3. **Set Up Features** - Initialize and configure using the feature READMEs
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4. **Integrate Components** - Use pre-built UI components in your screens
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5. **Extend as Needed** - Create custom components following the guidelines
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## Contributing
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When adding new features or components:
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1. Follow the established patterns and conventions
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2. Create comprehensive documentation
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3. Include usage examples
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4. Write tests
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5. Ensure TypeScript support
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6. Support theming and customization
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See individual module documentation for specific guidelines.
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## License
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MIT License - Copyright 2024 Hacktoolkit
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## Support & Resources
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- [Expo Documentation](https://docs.expo.dev)
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- [React Native Docs](https://reactnative.dev)
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- [Jotai](https://jotai.org)
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- [react-native-ui-lib](https://wix.github.io/react-native-ui-lib/)
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- [TypeScript Handbook](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/)
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For detailed information about any feature or utility, see the documentation links above.

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# Confirm Dialog Component
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## Overview
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The Confirm Dialog is a reusable, context-based dialog component for displaying confirmation messages with customizable button layouts. It provides a flexible system for requesting user confirmation with support for both horizontal and vertical button arrangements.
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## Location
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`components/Dialogs/Confirm/`
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## Purpose
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This component handles confirmation prompts in the application, allowing developers to:
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- Display modal dialogs with custom messages
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- Configure button labels dynamically
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- Support different button layout strategies (horizontal/vertical)
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- Manage dialog state through React Context
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- Provide consistent UI/UX for confirmation workflows
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## Components Included
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### Core Files
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File Purpose
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`index.tsx` Main Confirm component export and API
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`context.ts` React Context for managing dialog state
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`Root.tsx` Root container that renders the dialog
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`Title.tsx` Dialog title component
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`HorizontalButtons.tsx` Horizontal button layout variant
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`VerticalButtons.tsx` Vertical button layout variant
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## Architecture
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### Context-Based State Management
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The component uses React Context to manage:
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- Dialog visibility state
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- Button configuration
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- Dialog title and message
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- Action callbacks
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### Component Hierarchy
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```typescript
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Confirm (Provider)
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├── Root (Container)
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│ ├── Title
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│ └── VerticalButtons
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```
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## Usage
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### Basic Setup
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import { Confirm } from '@htk/components';
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<MainScreen />
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confirm({
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message: 'This action cannot be undone.',
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## Props & API
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### Confirm Component
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The root provider component - wraps the application or screen section that needs confirmation dialogs.
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The component uses `react-native-ui-lib` for styling and integrates with the app's theme system. Styles are applied through the theme context and can be customized via the theme configuration.
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## Related Components
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- **Dialogs Folder**: [`../README.md`](../README.md) - Other dialog types and patterns
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- **Components**: [`../../README.md`](../../README.md) - Component development guidelines
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## Key Features
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- Context-based state management (no prop drilling)
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- Flexible button configurations
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- Multiple layout strategies
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- Theme-aware styling
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- TypeScript support with full type safety
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- Accessible dialog implementation
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## Common Use Cases
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1. **Delete Confirmations** - Confirm before removing items
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2. **Action Warnings** - Warn users about irreversible actions
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3. **Data Loss Prevention** - Ask before discarding changes
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4. **Destructive Operations** - Confirm critical operations
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## Best Practices
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- Keep titles concise and action-focused
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- The Confirm component should be placed high in the component tree to wrap all sections that might trigger confirmations
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- Button callbacks handle the actual action logic and dialog dismissal

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